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'Are You Watching Donald Trump?': Europe's Ryder Cup Golfers Taunt President
Europe secured a 15-13 victory at Bethpage Black, overcoming a strong USA comeback and celebrating with chants targeting Donald Trump, who attended the event.
- Team Europe won the Ryder Cup 15-13 against the United States at Bethpage Black on Sunday in the biennial team golf event.
- The event followed tensions from raucous U.S. fans whose unruly and abusive behavior targeted players and families, including chants aimed at Donald Trump.
- Rory McIlroy led a playful chant taunting Trump after the victory but condemned the unacceptable conduct, calling for such behavior to be removed from golf.
- McIlroy said, "we tried to handle everything with class and poise," noting the heavy police presence and that a beer was thrown at his wife amidst astonishing abuse.
- The result and surrounding controversy highlight a call for higher standards in golf etiquette, with McIlroy pledging to ensure future Ryder Cup spectators understand unacceptable conduct.
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The European golf team won the 45th Ryder Cup after a dramatic outcome in the suburbs of New York.
The European Team won and left a message to Donald Trump at the Ryder Cup in New York
Europe, the title holder, has retained the Ryder Cup trophy by resisting the return of the United States near New York. A competition that has experienced some unrest related to Donald Trump.
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Leaning Left15Leaning Right9Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution46% Left
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